Implementation of the education
Master (Two Years), Distributed Computing (TDISM), Study programme for batch Autumn 12
Last edit: 12/12/2011
Approved: 12/12/2011
Structure of the education
The education at the participating universities is conducted acording to local rules and regulations.
The third semester folows the two period semester scheme adopted at KTH but courses will also span two periods in length and then only have one examination period at the end of the second period.
Courses
The programme is course-based. Lists of courses are included in Appendix 1: Course list
Grading system
Courses in the first and the second cycle are graded on a scale from A to F. A-E are passing grades, A is the highest grade. The grades pass (P) and fail (F) are used for courses under certain circumstances.
For courses given by KTH and IST a seven level scale A-F, where A-E is passed, is used. Courses may also use the grades passed (P) or failed (F).
UPC uses a grading scale from 0 to 10 where the following conversion table will be used:
UPC ECTS
9.5 – 10.0 A
8.5 – 9.4 B
7.0 – 8.4 C
6.0 – 6.9 D
5.0 – 5.9 E
-4.9 F
Conditions for participation in the programme
For participation in the program local rules at the participating universites apply.
For the selection of courses and the conditions local rules at the participating universities apply.
For course enrolment local rules at the participating universities apply
Recognition of previous academic studies
For recognition of previous academic studies local rules at the participating universities apply with the amendment that whole courses must be approved by the consortium.
Degree project
For degree projects local rules at the participating universities apply. The degree project is examined at one university only. Representatives from the university giving the double degree should be invited to the examination of the student.
Degree
Degree after having finished the program is:
Teknologie Masterexamen
Master of Science (Two Years)
The procedure to apply for the exam is given by the local rules at the participating universities.
